When the #1115 Talking Barbie arrived, it marked another milestone for Mattel. Now their beauties could speak in English or Spanish (stock #8348). They talked about dates, fashion, parties, prom, and shopping. They had blue eyes, various lip colors, and were available with blonde, red, brown, or brunette hair. They changed their hair style two times between 1968 and 1971. 1968 and 1969 she had a side swipe twisted ponytail. In 1970 and 1971 her hair was parted on the side with three split curls and some curls in the back. Late in 1969 she had the side ponytail, but wore the new Mexico). The packaging included the doll, her swim-suit, X stand, and booklet.
#1115 Barbie Talk (1969)
Talking Barbie 1968-1971
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#1115 Brunette Talking Barbie (1970)
#1115 Talking Barbie (1970) (There are Talking Barbie's with shorter hair and a Mexico Mark late in 1969)
Talking Barbies are the first dolls with divided fingers. The early dolls spoke about Stacey in their speaking; the later dolls spoke of P.J. instead. The Talking Barbie dolls are often found with their arms and legs very loose and falling off.
The early dolls said:
Would you like to go shopping?
I love being a fashion model.
I have a date tonight.
What should I wear to the prom?
Let’s have a costume party!
Stacey and I are having a tea.
The early dolls said:
Would you like to go shopping?
I love being a fashion model.
I have a date tonight.
What should I wear to the prom?
Let’s have a costume party!
Stacey and I are having a tea.
#1115 Talking Barbie (1971) wears a white 2-piece swimsuit with gold cover up and has center glance eyes. Marked: © 1967 Mattel, Inc. U.S. & Foreign Pats. Pend. Hong Kong. (Same outfit and marking for 1972 Baggie Version)
#1115 Brownette Talking Barbie (1968)
#1115 Barbie Talk (1968)
#8348 is the Spanish version of Talking Barbie. She is exactly the same as the English version doll.
#1115 Brunette bend-leg (non-talking) Barbie Baggie Version (1972)
Back of box with pull string peeking through
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